Looks like someone else has attempted to take advantage of identity politics in order to make a name for themselves by increasing the fear and hatred towards Trump supporters. It didn't work for Jussie in the way he wanted, but this guy thought it would work for him. SMH...
I can't explain why these things are happening, but it seems like a small portion of left is either going completely insane or just want to do all they can to push this country apart at its seams. It's to the point where they are paying people to beat themselves up and throw bleach on them to where they destroy their own property for insurance claims and fame while creating a false narrative that Trump supporters (or white supremacists as some call them) are out to get all POC's.
Even POC's that support Trump are now called racist, Nazi, and white supremacists, how does that work?
To my point, this new fad of faking "hate crimes" is a real problem that this country is facing. Our focus should be on why people feel it's necessary to use the false fears of others to push their agendas and rhetoric when "white supremacy" hasn't been an issue since the democrat created hate group called "KKK" lost all its power. We need to work on our issues together instead of letting them break us apart.
Anyways, regardless of all that, here is the story:
Ex-NFL player accused of staging hate crime, painting 'MAGA' and swastikas on walls of bakery
Source: NBCNews
Police in Georgia arrested Edawn Louis Coughman for allegedly staging the crime to make an insurance claim and sell off the undamaged appliances.
A former NFL player allegedly created a fake hate crime at his Georgia business in which he claimed burglars spray painted racial slurs, swastikas and "MAGA" at his bakery.
Edawn Louis Coughman, 31, was arrested Thursday on charges of filing a false report of a crime, insurance fraud, and concealing a license plate after he told police a burglar was responsible for spray painting racist language and imagery on the walls of his bakery, according to Gwinett County Police.
"It appears as though Edawn conjured a premeditated plan to damage his own property, attempt to make it appear as a hate crime, file a claim with his insurance company, and sell off the undamaged appliances and electronics," police said.
Photos taken by police at the scene show spray painted words and images, including the n-word, a swastika and "MAGA" — an abbreviated version of President Donald Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again."
Police said that they were called for a burglary report at Coughman's business, Create and Bake Restaurant and Coughman's Creamery, in the Atlanta suburb of Lawrenceville on Wednesday night. The 911 caller told police that someone was driving a black Chevrolet Silverado with no license plate.
When officers arrived to the shopping center, they stopped a truck matching the description and saw Coughman driving the Silverado. It appeared that Coughman had several televisions in the back of the truck with mounting brackets on the back with "damaged drywall" attached, police said.
Officers saw the backdoor of the bakery had "yellow pry marks" and saw the graffiti on the walls was still wet from the paint.
"Several booth cushions were sliced open," the Gwinett County Police said. "They also found broken mirrors, cut wires, and a damaged video surveillance system."
Coughman told police that he saw the damage earlier in the day and called his insurance company, but not police. But investigators found the incident occurred much later than the former NFL player alleged.
A search warrant on Coughman's Silverado found a a yellow crow bar and cans of black spray paint in the truck.
Coughman never played in a regular-season game with the NFL, but was signed on to eight different teams, according to NBC affiliate WXIA. He also played nine games in 2011 for the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts.
It is unclear whether Coughman, who was released on bond, has an attorney.
I can't explain why these things are happening, but it seems like a small portion of left is either going completely insane or just want to do all they can to push this country apart at its seams. It's to the point where they are paying people to beat themselves up and throw bleach on them to where they destroy their own property for insurance claims and fame while creating a false narrative that Trump supporters (or white supremacists as some call them) are out to get all POC's.
Even POC's that support Trump are now called racist, Nazi, and white supremacists, how does that work?
To my point, this new fad of faking "hate crimes" is a real problem that this country is facing. Our focus should be on why people feel it's necessary to use the false fears of others to push their agendas and rhetoric when "white supremacy" hasn't been an issue since the democrat created hate group called "KKK" lost all its power. We need to work on our issues together instead of letting them break us apart.
Anyways, regardless of all that, here is the story:
Ex-NFL player accused of staging hate crime, painting 'MAGA' and swastikas on walls of bakery
Source: NBCNews
Police in Georgia arrested Edawn Louis Coughman for allegedly staging the crime to make an insurance claim and sell off the undamaged appliances.
A former NFL player allegedly created a fake hate crime at his Georgia business in which he claimed burglars spray painted racial slurs, swastikas and "MAGA" at his bakery.
Edawn Louis Coughman, 31, was arrested Thursday on charges of filing a false report of a crime, insurance fraud, and concealing a license plate after he told police a burglar was responsible for spray painting racist language and imagery on the walls of his bakery, according to Gwinett County Police.
"It appears as though Edawn conjured a premeditated plan to damage his own property, attempt to make it appear as a hate crime, file a claim with his insurance company, and sell off the undamaged appliances and electronics," police said.
Photos taken by police at the scene show spray painted words and images, including the n-word, a swastika and "MAGA" — an abbreviated version of President Donald Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again."
Police said that they were called for a burglary report at Coughman's business, Create and Bake Restaurant and Coughman's Creamery, in the Atlanta suburb of Lawrenceville on Wednesday night. The 911 caller told police that someone was driving a black Chevrolet Silverado with no license plate.
When officers arrived to the shopping center, they stopped a truck matching the description and saw Coughman driving the Silverado. It appeared that Coughman had several televisions in the back of the truck with mounting brackets on the back with "damaged drywall" attached, police said.
Officers saw the backdoor of the bakery had "yellow pry marks" and saw the graffiti on the walls was still wet from the paint.
"Several booth cushions were sliced open," the Gwinett County Police said. "They also found broken mirrors, cut wires, and a damaged video surveillance system."
Coughman told police that he saw the damage earlier in the day and called his insurance company, but not police. But investigators found the incident occurred much later than the former NFL player alleged.
A search warrant on Coughman's Silverado found a a yellow crow bar and cans of black spray paint in the truck.
Coughman never played in a regular-season game with the NFL, but was signed on to eight different teams, according to NBC affiliate WXIA. He also played nine games in 2011 for the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts.
It is unclear whether Coughman, who was released on bond, has an attorney.